The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-24
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Gaeser aomea on April the iOth.

voeS.
Ccmt convenes at Greenyille next
Mondsy.
BUSINESS is o little dull now in Wash
inghou and Pickens.
The Edgefield Court contributed eight
yooIpiGt co the Penitentiary.
6&r Oliver Casey, ieweler, Of Hart
well, Cd =. was in town last week.
SeycSnlbales OF cotton passed through
town last week to market.
a oiiTsen OF Easley informs us that ell
Ebo peaches in that section are killed.
Mr. ''anes L. o. Thompson returned
2Tnm his trip to Asbeville last Thursday.
hvs, R. Burdine has gone to Atlanta
ior tow days.
Iho general opinion now seems to be
th&s nore guano viii be used this year
t}ln, iaat.
Gort,,ughs mills are doing good Gus
iuFsa tnder the management of Mr.. J, Z.
3jileapie. .'
Mr.. 4. r. Robinson and wife, of Da-
,,usv;'ie went to Atlanta last week. They
via be Absent several days. .
Evory body in Anderson county is at
>orE at their respective callings and the
pro&ihision question.
&;i.s Carrie McMakin made a short
Sa't 8" Spartanburg last Thursday, re-
!irc1X on the following Monday.
Ti>, v. B. Algood has been drawn as
4 p&tI iuror for the spring term of the
UAibv>. States court at Charleston.
1Gr. J. @. Griffin has planted about
AiEtg res in corn. He says this crop
l}rM H0d cotton next with him this year.
The State Convention of the Young
hlre!'6 Christian Association, will be con-
7n'.5 N Newberry on the 14th of April.
hu2It fifty teachers with first grade
ceyhj> ates have gone fourth from the
GEiia of the Piedmont Institute since it's
rcoe nj establishment.
F3t Council hus given notice OF an
e!e,,.uIn to be held on the first Monday
'Jl IN intendant and four wardens for
VIC t,wn of Piokens.
Mrs Annie Price, of Micanopy, Fla,
Srri~, j in Piokens last Saturday. Sh,
=. stopping at Mrs. Gilreath's, and will
attcud school in tho Piedmont Institute.
you wsnt to keep crown out of your
.,.r,' ield, soak stme corn thoroughly in
s'ahnlol and scatter it where they will
~. .G. Eating it will make them drunk
's"' 1T drunkards. They will return no
u.JrC-
49, Auditor says he was mistaken in
"a, III : the Board of Equalization would
nee. on the 4th day Of April. The
NJ'rH. meets on Tuesday the 9Th, the
@.nie day the County Commissioners
The first Comptroller of the treasury
hos7 tacided that Congress made no ap-
ptoiJr'ation for Agricultural Experiment
g.. !tations.
NY, John 8. Harris spent several
.:'ya "A Pickens last week on his way
l.. - Texas to his home in Virginia He
= tfie Southern democrat, and gave
..'2"eral interesting chapters on Virgin
as pnhtics.
: G,g thought to be insane with hy-
a"phobia bit several dogs and other
"r'D,ljs at Capt. Grady's last week. Five
do2# md pig which was bitten have
:,oa hilled
"> protected game birds can plead
@h' "4Asute after the 1st Of April. Tur-
&iFHt mails, and doves ave the benefit
~ &h>' law, and are allowed to tresspass
n"' 'rops with impunity. But any
""3 lat knows anything about the law
OF >"si License will not pull up corn in
l,Ay ENule.
&'J the Allen Long Staple Cotton
''""4 'r9m Mr.. J. @. G. Turner, Green
''.@' .. =. This cotton brought 13 cents
"Eo"3l when the best grades of abort
"'@p'n ras selling for 81 cents.
don"', the EdgeAeld murderer, who
%'% ""c victed of man-slaughter for kill
Sag o@" of the Pressleys, was sentenced
e. thh enitentiary at hard labor for tho
f"' " OF one-fourth of century.
n1o t;uit trees were in full bloom dur.
l"E Tia hight of the moon. This is said
O. b" Iure sign of an abundant fruit
vron, ut we are of the opinion that tho
'@'h @oli snap knocked this sign out of
Dhol", and all the fruit out Of the bios.
8"''. Rile peach trees look like they had
"een Trough small fire.
S'"cr the saw mill at Central has chan
geo n',nds 1t has been completely over
MlNiaa "nd proved with a new 81 inch